St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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77M . . '71th x RAY r um m n ighWW 4477A NJ.- FRANCIS E. HURLEY Chiudg'e'?eSndality, i23-i27. Judge is a very conscientious worker. He : is always prepared in class, and has many 17: hearers when he tells of his experiences in the e wilds of Ludlow. However, he never gets himself into any trouble, and, of course, has many friends. i .lwlluv'twAU'WTW'Fr'rrT? PAUL NIC JANSON UtNiciii-Sodality, 23- '27; Sacristan, i27. To be with Nic means that you are in happy company. He packs a mean yell, which on occasion. he turns loose at the Ball Park, 01' in support of Xavier teams. You get the impression that he is an optimist, and yet, withal, an earnest character. VHHVIrIi .51 i i A 4A WILLIAM JOSEPH UiBilliU-Sodality, ,2? A newcomer whose memories stretch back to the Rubber City, Akron, but who hts in just right. Is a good mixer and has made quite a few friends in the short time he has been with us. During retreat, he was un- officially ordered to bring- a bible from home. His prompt obedience proved amusing. For further details, see Bill. iI THOMAS F. KEHOE CtTomUeSodality, 7 '23327; Glee Club, i23-'24. 1 Tom has always been an industrious stue - dent. A cool Irishman with all the lovable a traits which characterize the sons of Erin. 3; Although a native of the remote city of New- :4 port, he is well-g'rounded in the history of 3 Cincinnati, and proved it in his interesting- :i talk during uLetis Know Cincinnati Week, vvrnv-wwrv-Vm-w 'Hi'TWFITTWCmVLLmL F Page Twemy-Jiw

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WILBUR HEMMER WShortyU e-Sodality, 2527; Baseball, '27. Shorty, as the name suggests, is diminutive in stature, but a veritable giant in so far as activity and school spirit are concerned. Dont forget that on the baseball field he exr cited our admiration, and secured the plaudits of the crowd, not once but many times. EARL J. HENKE-Sodality, ,23327; Glee Club, :23324. Earl is a Winsome, wistful member of our Senior class, His bright sunny smile, and jovial disposition, are an acquisition at any gathering. However, under his smile there lurks a deeper and more serious nature. There is not a more agreeable or fun-Ioving fellow in the school, and his popularity is ably demonstrated by a host of Seniors, who are proud to be called a friend of his. JOHN A. HESSELBROCK UtJohnny'U-FWSOw dality, ,25127; Basketball, y2'7. Johnny has always been a mainstay in the activities of Saint Xavier, and attracted wide- spread attention and admiration by his ex- cellent playing on the basketball team, He is not only an athlete, but also a student of note, and it is whispered that he cuts quite a figure in social circlesebut keep this last quiet. CHARLES HOPE CtSpesiUeSOdality, 24- 26; Football, t26; X-News, 326127. The plump boy from Hyde Park. Hid- den Barrier of the football team, the answer to the want ads, knows more tricks than a fox terrier, and from early indications, Charlie is going to get up in the world; he has ap plied for a skipperts job on one of our sky- Hying vessels. Good luck, Charlie, may your parachute open. Page Twenty-four Amwn; . w H m I 1 Mn VJ; Humml ml T l mu W l l AA;

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' L-uwgex:g uv HTIV . M m Page Twenfy-sim ALOYEIUS L. KENKEL WAPUHSodality, i2 J27. A breezy blonde, with a twinkling eye, who has sauntered through his high school course, endeavoring to the best of his ability not to overlook any fun, either in or out of the routine curriculum of studies. JOHN W. KILCOYNE CiJohnUhSodality, 24327; Dramatic Club, '27. John possesses front, or what the English- man would call Hside . We mean that he has a way with him. In fact, we foretell his ability as a vote-getter, provided he ever makes up his mind to emulate Lincoln and Douglas. His success as a cheer leader is well known. HARRY KRIEGE WDutchi'ihSodality, 23- 27; Acolythical Society, 24327; Glee Club, i23-i24V Kriege answers to the name of HDutch , has high ideals, but is always in low gear. He feign would be a wonder in a general way, but his habit of acquiring avoirdupois is a fly in his ointment. CHARLES LE PERE CiLapi'ihSodality, '23- 127 Pulis his class average up with his six feet three inches. Always first in height, first to enter physics class, first to get out of chapel, and last in his row, Carefree, congenial and attentive occasionally; has a hobby for raising his fog horn voicei A good scout. ' T ' fmirmii 5'17 W fit Iii, j:T.JA.rj:.-AM-L-:;T